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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
Uemmed in by Fire.

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 9.-The most seri-
Gus fire which has occurred in Hartford for
years broke ont at noon to day in the dry
goods store Of G. o. Sawyer & Co and secured
great headSay before the frozen hyGEants
could be thawed. Il burned till after6 o'elocs
and completely ruined the block Of three
stores. of which G.. U. SAWYER IL Co.'S store
was the central
About an hour and half after the fire
started the firernen found in the rear OF Saw
yer's store the dead BODY OF Thomas r.
LaughtOn. clerk OF the fire hoard and one Of
the editorial staff of the Times. lie had evi-
IDENTIFY gone into the store when the fire frs:
started and been unable 10 get out. just af-
ter the fire was seen there was an explosion
and the glass front OF the store was thrown
into the street. and Il is supposed that finding
his chance OF escape by the front of the store
cut off he ran to the rear Of the building. The
back windows were all protected bv heavy from
bars and his body was found directly under
one of these windows. where he had been suf
focated. He had broken the glass and v2inly
tried to tear way through the bars
The burned block beloncedto Averill & Tate,
and was valued at S15.0O0 and the insurance
was about s1nOo0 Sawyer & Co. lose s75. .OOO:
insurance SO 800, in twenty-three companies
Jacobs & Forbes, in the south store of the
block, lose $4,000: insurance. $4,000 Isaac
kashmann. IN the north store of the block.
loses $4,000, insurance S3.500. A building
owned by the estate of &. Fox was damaged
10000; insurance s300o q. Fox d Co.
the occupants OF the latter building. had az
insurance Of s50.t00 on their stock. which wa.
badly damaged by water. Mrs. Holister. vine
lived over Kashmann's store, suffered loss Of
S3S ooQ which il covered bT insurance.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
secret Service Fund Voted.

PARIS Jan. li.-In the chamber Of deputies
TO-DAY Premier Goblet spoar in supuor. of the
secret service fund. which he said the iemucra-
cy required is much as did any other form OF
government He explained that public liberty
being greater, con -pir@cicS were easier of ex-
ecution in 4 democracy and it was necessary
therefore 20 exercise surveillance over certain
political movements. This elected protests
from member, on the left.
VI. Goblet concluded bv opposing the crea-
alton ot a committee "a have control oyer the
fund demanding a vote Of confidence
NJ. PeiietIer said although be was unable 70
agree with the premier he could promise the
extreme left would abstain from voting on the
question at .ssur
The amendment 20 reduce the secret srrv
Ice fund and apuOir. commite. Of control
over Il Nas rejected. !,3 To- -s-J, ami the cIclij
was aGoytCl
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
The Farmers, Congress.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3-At the farmers
congress to-day there was a much larger at
tendance than yesterday. In zccordancs
with resolution adopted yesterday Presi-
dent Beverly appointed Colonel r 8. Duke Of
Virginia, the Hon. J. W. Stryder of West VIZ
ginia, II. l.. Lewis Of Virginia. Springer Har-
baugh Of Minnesota and W. l.. Parkinson Of
Kansas as a committee to confer with the SEN
ate in relation TO the secretarvship OF agricult-
ure; also the following commission to confer
with the agricultural committees Of congress
and the state department: l.. w. Corbip,
chairman, of Virginia, J. C. Walsh of MARY
Miles Of Iowa and d. VI. Russell of Mississip-
pi. President Beverly was made ex-officis
chairman OF both committees.
The committee Oh resolutions, then reported
several resolutions, the most important Of
which is that the clause In the charters of the
national banks which forbids their loauing
money on real estate works great injury to the
farmers Of the United States by denying them
banking privileges, and thus causing them TO
pay a higher rate OF interest than any other
class of citizens, and that we the farmers Of
the United States in congress assembled, do
most respectfully but earnestly ask the con-
gress OF the United States To repeal the same- I"
It was proposed that the members call In q
body upon the presiden. of the United States
and message was sent to the White house 10
learn the presidents convenience. Colonel
Lamont replied that the president was engaged
TO-DAY, but would be pleased to receive them
tomorrow. Half past O'Clock was then set
as the hour for calling The delegates Of each
state and territory were asked TO call upon
their representatives in congress and personal
ly endcavor to hasten legislation on the mat
tiers which have been discussed.
The congress then adjourned to meet In
Chicago on the Tuesday before the meeting of
the fat stock show there in November, 1851.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
CABLE NEWS.
Kaiser Wilhelm Disappointed in
the Reichstag's Action.
Henry L. SANKEY'S Relief Expedition
Germans Warned to Be Ready, Etc,
The Emperor Crteved.

BERLIN, Jan. 1.-THE Emperor William. in
receiving the president. of tie Pru-San land.
tag to-day, referred To Tine dissolution OF the
reirAs'a@ and the rejection ut the army bill,
which he said had SO deeply sadJrncJ him AZ
ter -o many happy days had been v.uchsafed
tn him IN his old dav-. especially alter com.
pie'.nC eighty years vi -orylce iu tae army the
rejection ot 'ae bin iuIrr.-,cl him deeply and
most painfully. Il was impossible IRON mil.
itarv point ui view, tu regard tEr ihree years
term proposed nv be ma.n-.jy Of 'ur rrchstag
AZ sufficient. Re hoped tnat .t would ne pass,
Ell in The near future
Ih' central committees 0r the conservative.
imp ria! and natural parties b%vG agreed TO co.
urcrat" .n Thr elections in order 10 preserve
TIE present aggregate strength Of the three
parties lF On" nomination OF ONLY one support
or o. the bill in each electoral district. In the
event Of second ballots being necessary The
votes OF theturce parties viii be given to the
one candidate
The socialist election lists have been com
pieied a1d all parties have unrneI the cam
pJgn with energy. The Berlin liberal CON-
mittee has gppu nteG d special election brl.
redu With the mayor Oi Berlin rs president.
Tonight thirty meetings were hchi. the con
Ser."'ly- auu socialist committees are about
70 I>-.. -L'tT. ~SyS o. 'ug F.sgiy.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
Gen. EaZen at Rest.


NA7HiNGIoN' ID. L, jan. Ib.-General w
B. HaZen. chief signal officer United States
army, died here Of diabetes coma at : O'clock
this avari,r po bod .,,tr,r,.I fr,,,, Iiata,o.
s-.. =. -'' ti"''
I0' Soli'e ytarS' out Oh iate mad improved IN
nca'th aud strength and hopes were ente--
tanned Ol his recovery. At the reception to
the dipIomafic corns ri,er b,, tho ry...i,art bs
,ooI. = - II, - -
I'm . severe 'oIu' causing MIN 10 Keep MS
oeu rI4uiE' OUT yesuerday ne was up anu re-
ported himself much improved, saving that he
would 20 to his office ON Nono.v
This norrir,, C,.,,,oI II u,,o,,.- ,.t,.-.,;,,, D
= - - - -~0' ''N' '""' -
haI 'c', = = \, was sulbluohru 70 see
m nm soJh aIttr dayh@ht' Inc uHct"r al once
tpdlIet pI.r " % nl' rooms ana loGh" ah farming
t,li Ghan1e ~ ~ Hi5 cGntIIlon; suggesting poison
luS VI Iue uioou nom MS CONSTITUTIONAL lis
U.s. o"ae .Ii nc d. 0HCe auopIeu measures 70 over
oo,iiG r'iis c'nli''on %iu reSUre Strength
"as s2uSht WIN Dr' u l. iiuhI'
-.,!' i-s,n' VIZ "Sreeu III lne main WIN tue at
'eHuLns hS,.,l"n;
rr, IRE L-'LiAL RELATIVES y HhoNED.
=, ~ ~. ,ise Nds ucrineu OF SO eA,reme gravity
Ia, a. s cue sentIa relatives IN the city were
~ 49, NJ H-lu my aL once gatheieu ABOUT
mn anu spdItu ." mort 10 orihS MN renei'
sum- Inlpro'ellenlS resulted from the treat
nleht' ' puI ,o"aru evening tne symptoms De
SnT alnT -It'"ttu anu aI tHe request OIL tne
HIIli. IaLli.t ~. lincoln met DrS; Harvey ana
t. '' consultation. Every measure
IL IN III ~ = 'cncs coud Suggest taIeu 20
ANY tilS s.'N.lg uIlreF anu ne Dreatned MS
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
Pfous Bur a sviudler.

OTTAWA, KAN, Jan. l7.-R. T. Powell left
Iere two weeks ago for Stanley, Kan, but not
returning, those who held his notes began in
vestgating and found that his household
goods bad been mortgaged for all they were
worth. and that he had mortgaged property
belonging 10 other people left in his charge.
Besides this, be had forged parties names 10
notes ana had then cashed them at the bank.
He is music teacher by profession and had
made himself conspicuous in Sunday school
work. He leaves a wife and four children and
Il supposed 10 have gone 10 Chicago. IL has
been found that he ran away from Spriug
Hill, Mo-, when he came here His liabilities
VII reach over $l,loo, mostly forged chattsl
mortgsgeA
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
Not the King of SwindIers at All.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. I'm. Kaufman, a
well-known commission merchant of this city,
who arrived here yesterday from Cuba, de-
clares that he was treated on that island in
such manner that he VIII ask the United
States to demand Of the Spanish government
$50. 900 damages. Tie left this city early last
month for Mexico ami latcr went to Cuba,
Arriving at Havana be was without eXplana-
tiOn of any kind. arrested and sent TO jail
where he was confined for twelve days in sol
itarv dungeon with nothing 10 eat but bread
aud water lie learned while in confinement
that hc had been suspected of being the swind-
Ter who had represented himself 10 be PATTI :
advance agent, and who had sold $50, OOO worth
of tickets for her concert. He was given no
hearing OF any kind and was not released until
the arrival Of detective from the City OF Mex
ico who stated that he was not the man want
ed. The affair is now in the hands OF lawyer,
who will demand 900 damages.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
sympathy for Lord Idde.lefgh.

LONDON, Jan. l3.-The death o. Lord Iddes-
leigh has excited sympathy everywhere. The
newspapers cxtole him, and some 0f them make
very uuccmplmcntary comments on the treat
ment the dead man received at the hands Of
the prime minister In this respect the ST.
lanes SGz6ttc saws: ''lt can not be- said that
Lord lddesleigh was murdered. IL Is NJ crime
TO push mzn from the stool on which you
believe You would make a better figure. Per
haps some Of his asSailants Will now el re-
morse. especially those for whom l.s was q
joke, not one vi whom was worthy 10 unloose
MS shoes"
The funeral services Of Lord Iddesleigh VIII
be held on Tuesday in the church at Pynes.
On the same day a special service viii be held
in Westminster abbey, which will he attended
by the diplomatic corps and the leading
members Of the various political parties
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
FIoQuet's Speech.

PARIS, Jan. 13-M. Floquet, on assuming
the chair of president in the chamber Of
deputies to-day, said that he hoped that wise
concord and a spirit of compromise would
prevail among the members OF the chamber,
who, he hoped, would all be animated BY q
patriotic emulation to work for the progress
Of the national institutions, in the first rank OF
which the government placed the army. This
declaration was received with applause.
Continuing, NJ Floquet said: ''W nen, with
out distinction OF party. We follow with equal
solictude the earnest efforts of the valiant
youth of France, ami when, with unanimous
impulse, we accept every sacrifice to increase
our country's power, We do not feel sgitated
by feverish Impotence or desire. Only with
tranquil Derscvering will We place ourselves in
4 position to fulfill our duties and secure for
France the respect % alan essential con
ditiOn Of that position which we prize as high
ly as anybody in the world" Prolonged ap-
plause.
The senate TO dav reelected LeRoyer presi.
dent. The chamber of deputies fixed the
budget debate for Monday. The bill relating
to cereal duties will be taken up as soon as the
budget is disposed of.
The chamber rejected Baron De Soubeyran's
demand that the credit Of s1.Jc0,00 francs
asked by the government be submitted to q
special committee. The government proposes
to use the credit in question in improving the
rifles and increasing the defenses. The pre-
amble 10 the budget dwells uDCn the import
ance of changing the rifles now in use aAd
strengthening and adding To the drfrnses. Oi
the credit, 7lO0J U0D francs is to be devoted 70
the new arms and the remainder 10 new bar
| racks and forts.
The publication of the full sex. OF Bismarck:
speeches in the reichstag is tending 10 alter
the tone of public opinion regarding his utter
ances. The chancellor Is charged with bru-
tality and endeavOring to provoke a war with
France. The principal results will be 70
strengthen General Boulanger's demand for
military credits. The war minister in order
I 70 avoid a conflict with his cole gues. has con
| sented 10 accept credit of S1,CU0,00J francs
| as sufficient for the present year, but his orig
estimate in the paper.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
Fatal Stabbing ARRAY.

LEAvESwoRTH, KAs., Jan. IA serious
fght between some we'll known hackmen oe-
Cured tonight at the Union depot. The men
were waiting for the Missouri Pacific, which
vas two hours and half late, when John
Reese and Alec Black became involved in dis
pute. A negro named W. Coffey soon took .
hand, and drawing dirk with an eight-ineh
blade from his hip pocket, be thrust IL Into
Reese's side. infiicting a wound that will prob
ably prove fatal DIR. j. L Hamilton dressed
the wound, and Reese lies in critical condi-
ton Coifey is stin at large, but the police ars
after him and he cannot escape.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29

There b quite strong pressure being
brought TO bear upon the President in 5e-
halt oi Thomas Whitticken Of Missouri for
the Chief Justiceship oI Washington Terri.
tory. It Is understood that his chances
are very good, and that the appointment
will be made in a few days.
The opposition to the pension bill for
Mrs. Logan has assumed such formidable
proportions that its passage by the House
IS extremely doubtful. In case of the lie
ieat Of the Logan bill, the bin fer Mrs.
Blair viii share the same tate.
The House-yeas, ll3; nays, 137-re-
fused TO take up the interstate commerce
conference report to rhe exclusion OF mo.
ton to suspend rules.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
SUBMISSION.
How the Representative and Senators
stand.

The Post Dispatch conversed with the Rep
resentatives and Senator's as to their feel
ings on the submission question, and the
result was: In favor of submission, Il
Senator's and 73 Representatives.; opposed
to submission, 16 Senators and ~ Repre-
seutatives; doubtful, Senators and 23
Representatives. OF the Senators in favor
Of submission, 8 are Democrats and Re-
publicans. OF the Senators opposed to sub
mission, 10 are Democrats, are Republi-
cans and 2 Greenback- Labor. Thirty ak
Republican, "a Democratic and Inds-
pendant Representatives favor submission:
"a Democrats, 3 Republicans and United
Labor oppose il. and 16 Democrats, 8 Re-
publcans and l United Labor are doubt
ful. In the senate it will require three ad-
ditional votes TO defeat submission and
four additional votes to pass it. There
are a sufficient number OF doubtful men,
bers to pass or defeat the Joint and con-
current resolutions. In the House the SUBJ
missionists just at present have a majority
of two votes over all opposition, including
doubtful votes.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
HOUSE.

conference report submitted "a the land
III seVeralty bili-Bili introduced for estab-
fishing aids to navigation at the mouth NJ
the Aississippi-Bul TO increas, pension of
soldiers and sailors who have lost both
arms from S12 20 SlOO-Bill to cause in
Vestgation into injuries inflicted on Ameri-
cans engaged in The fisheries Resolution
passed authorizing investigation of Pacific
railroad accounts toHference report on in
trrstate commerce bill cunsidered-Post-
olhce appropriation biil reported and re.
ferred-tOnfcrecsa appointed on army appro-
pTlatiOn bill-Adiourned.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
FOREIGN.

In the year ended October l, 1856, the
increase u paupers in Ireland over 1855
was so per cent. The increase is greatest
where rack rents are commonest
Paris is all agog over the story OF the
late Prince NapOleon.s liaison ana the
story Of his child and its mother.
The American war ship Mohican has
secured a prehisttric stone image from
Easter ISLAND for the Smithsonian Institu.
ton.
At banquet at Paris Saturday in GEL
ebratiou of the Yorktou surrender Gen.
.BOuianger toasted President Cleveland.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
WASHINGTON.

connsstdissuSts' ses elected 3 Tuesday; Hawley Of
succeed themselves. Vi Maine both to
ers began shOa mo association Of Lumber Daa,.
Cincinnati S4s iogrth annual convent;on De''' ~
The house eomm;,..
SONS at Washington se.ss on invalid pen.
'As Logan aud Blair pension aroa adversely on
some good N;sss B.ors WIN be made to have
A's commerce sanmission. ssssansa On the
O.. sers sn.,y ss,l.a.,I named Stephens Of p.v.o,
i,st ,s .v.' seriously poisonetI Nv ~ layton.
supposedly eont.ininss sssysSa;nss = sSains pigs
=, Is. bser - o',a' winter sauiral oi icc tertiyi
=.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
SENATE JAN. IL
Senate not in session.
HOUSE.

Conference report on interstate COM
merCe bill presented-Severa. bills reported
from cOmmtee-s-Ioint resolution author
izng investigation of books ard accounts
OF aided Pacific railroads considered in
committee oi whole but no action taken
HatCh's motion to 90 into committee OF
whole on pieuropneum0uia bill lCst-NOr
wood oi Georgia made personal explana-
ton regarding publication connecting him
with accounts OF Central Pacific raiiroad-
Conference committee appointed on anti
pS!isamy bili-Committee of whole on river
and harbor appropriation bill, which. afte!
discussion, was laid oyer-Adiourned.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
LOVE AND BULLETS.
4 Young Nun KuIs HIS Srestheart snd Dsss


James f. Doughty, local editor OF the
New Boston Vidette. on Thursday last 81
that place, shot his sweetheart. Miss Bsr-
tha Benedict, dead, and then killed himself.
They were last seen alive Thursday night
at . O'Clock. The deed was done in the
yard OF :. V. Prentiss. with whom the uri
lived, and the bodies were not found until
Friday morning, although the shooting
took place early Thursday evening. The
cause OF the deed is a mystsey. Doughty
was only 90, and the girl II. He pur-
chased the revolver last Wednesday. IL 10
thought he wanted an Immediate marriage
To whirh the girl objected and he shot her
and then sent the messenger through his
own temple. The two we're OF the best
people.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
SENATE JAN. Is.

Joint resolution passed providing Tor I
committe Of both houses TO consider the
expediency OF holding a worlds exposition
IN 1S92-Resolu'ion introduced author.
iXing IN" president to prohibit passa-e
tLroUsA the United States of engines, ~ -
or vessels coming from Cahada-Bill for
letting lands granted to the New orleans,
Baton Rouge and Ficksburg railroad con-
sdered, and the bill, having been au.eaded.
was passed.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE JAN. -.

emorials-The John Roach claim: a lot
urging the Interstate commerce bill; also
to reduce revenue: erection OF monument
to the negro soldiers; to extend the laws to
the unorganizod territories Uf southern
Kansas; 10 appropriate S400, 900 for car
rying the mail TO and from Central America
$500, 600 for the Charleston iefties; au-
thorizing Indins to bring suit in the [. 5.
court regarding the condemnation of their
lands; the inter state commerce bill was
then taken up and Senator Evarts made a
long speech in favor uf the measure.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
Stan!ev,s Relief Exnrdition.

LONDON. Jan. 1T.-Henry VI. STANLEY eaid
to-day that the Emn Bry relief rxpei .1on
would go by way Of ZauZi5dr: that ne enter
prise would cost SlUlUUj; and that il W0lIl
leave Zanzibar composed Of l,QC1 men. O.
these eight WOuli be English and the resi-
natives Of Zanzibar. He said he expected TIA;
news OF the progress Of the expedition wou.i
reach EurOpe hy July.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
Police at the Wrong Place.

DrBLIN, Jan. 17.-Last week placards We're
posted throughout Loughrea announcing q
meeting o: tenants SUNDAY. large BODY of
police attended. but after waiting some time
found they had been hCaxed. The mrctin.
was held three miles distant, az which tenants
paid their rents 20 trustees.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
SENATE JAN. II.

Resolution adopted regarding celebration
ofccntennial anniversary of the Inaugural
ton OF the constitntion-Several resOlu-
lions offered and pension bills taken up,
forty OF which were passed-Pension ap-
preparation bill appropriating ST5.000,-
600, passed-Army appropriation bill
passed-Bill TO establish agricultural OK
pertinent stations discussed at length, but
no action taken.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
Rather Democratic Proceedings.

LONDON, Jan. lT-At 4 meeting at oldham
the mayor presiding, motion to ignore the
queens jubilee was carried. whereupon the
mayor said there were enough present in favor
Of the celebration to warrant his going on with
the preparations for the event. \ great uproar
ensued, the mayor being roundly hissed and
hO,tpI
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
HOUSE.

Bils:-Establishing a Federal court at
Mississippi City, Miss; regulating the
manner oi removal Oi cases from State to
Federal courts; bill proyilin. manner oi
bringing suits in L. ;. Courts.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
A Landlord In workhouse.

DUBLIN, Jan. 10 Mr.. Rae, owner of land,
the yearly rental of which amounts to $50,
has been compelled to seek admission to the
Killarney worxhouse, having been unable to
get money from either the trustees or bis ten
anita
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
Germans Warmed to Be Ready.

LONDON, Jan. 1Z-Several Germans in Eng
land have received kilograms from the Ger
man consul in London requesting them to be
prepared to return to Germany at II hours
notice and report to their respective military
reserve headquarters.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
HOUSE.

A large number OF bills introduced under
the call OF states-Motion to call up con-
ference report on interstate commerce bill
Decentralization to suspend rules and
take up patent bill lost-Bill for dependent
parents and honorably discharged soldiers
senate amendment to Mexican pension bill
bill passed-Adiourned.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29

Surveyor General Dawson's Death
DENVER, Col, Jan. 16-Suveyor General
James A. Dawson died this afternoon at 5
O'Clock from the effects Of stroke Of paraly-
sis received on last Thanksgiving while on .
visit 70 his old home ct Nunfosdsyilla Ky.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
SENATE jan. Is.

The inter state commerce bill was taken
up. and was discussed for several hours;
the bill was discussed by senator's Hoar,
Sherman. Aldrch, Morrill,, Wilson,
Edmonds. Ingalls,. Evarts Cullum and
Others. y vote To- racommit. being. a test
vote resulted 3G against to % for.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-01-29
HOUSE.

Mr.. Morrisson set next Friday as day to
consider senate bills; ELECTORAL count bill
passed; SAC. 600 appropriated for public
building ut TT. Scott, pension bills were
then considered until adjournment.